The Upside Down Amsterdam combined tickets

Which Upside Down combo to book

Art and photos. The Upside Down + Moco Museum is the clear favourite. Moco shows modern and street art on Museumplein, and The Upside Down gives you rooms built for photos that look the wrong way up. Tiqets sells the pair as a pass and as a bundle, Moco Museum Amsterdam + The Upside Down. Both have the Moco audio guide.

More selfie stops. The Upside Down + AMAZE and WONDR Experience + The Upside Down stack two immersive, camera-friendly experiences. Madame Tussauds Amsterdam + The Upside Down adds the wax figures on Dam Square. These have only a handful of reviews so far, all positive.

Groups and evenings. The Upside Down + Aloha Amsterdam: Minigolf adds glow-in-the-dark minigolf. The Upside Down + Stroopwafel Making Workshop lets you bake the Dutch syrup waffle yourself, and it's the bundle with the biggest saving. Check the workshop's start time, since it runs at set times.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

Most of these bundles are a little cheaper than the parts, and the stroopwafel workshop bundle saves a bit more. The Moco pass is priced as one product, so compare it with the bundle version before you book.

How the tickets work

You book once and get a separate ticket for each part on your phone. Pick a date for each attraction and a time slot where asked. Check the address of each part, as they're spread around the city, and give yourself time to walk or take the tram between them. Most of these are short visits, so two in one afternoon is realistic. Cancellation rules can differ per part, so read the conditions on the booking page.

For more Amsterdam pairs, see the Amsterdam combo tickets page. Travelling on? See Rotterdam or The Hague, or read how combo tickets work.